Mount Vernon Academy - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Mount Vernon, OH)

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edzmtion The students of Mount Vernon Academy grasp the opportunity to show their deep appreciation to one who has done so much for them. With an untiring love she is always ready to help one in need. As a coun- selor she is admired, as a teacher she is loved, and for her ever-cheering per- sonality she is envied. The students of Mount Vernon Academy deem it a privilege as they dedicate the 1949 Treasure Chest to: MRS. LEONARD J. SMITH Page Four

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Princgbvl li Metra e J. R. Shllll B. A. Principal and Business Mgr., Sociology, and Bible At a time when the youth of the world are becoming less and less stable about life and its responsibilities, it is most encouraging to be associated with a group of young people who are learning to face the realities of life with a seriousness and a purpose. The purpose of the youth of Mount Vernon Academy is one taken from their Saviour - the perfect example for all youth From His earliest childhood He was possessed with one purpose. He lived to bless others. The fifty-eight seniors of this year, 1949, have expressed their purpose in the words cf their motto mln His Steps -His life, their lifeg a purpose to- serve as He served, to sacrifice as He sacrificed, and to love as He loved. Youth with these ideals and purposes in life is the greatest need of the world today. Such are the youth whose faces are pictured on the pages of this book a product of which Mount Vernon Academy is justly proud. Page Six